Alan’s a Master Surfer

Al Reed in the County Press for his 3rd place in the 60’s Stylemasters

Al is a Master Surfer

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About Wight Surf History

The Wight Surf History Project aims to document and celebrate 50 years of surfing on the Isle of Wight. It will tell the story of how surfing arrived and evolved on the Island, and the characters involved over the years. The contributors are two local surfers and photographers, Jason Swain & Paul Blackley and the project is supported by the 'West Wight Landscape Partnership'.

Wight Surf History